Mean Share of New Products in Surviving Exporters' Total Export Value

072.Share of New Products in TEV of Surviving Entrants: Mean is a country-year level indicator from the Exporter Dynamics Database. It quantifies the average contribution of new products to the total export value of firms that entered and survived in international markets. The data is compiled by the World Bank using exporter-level customs transaction records.

Use Cases

• Analyze the relationship between 'Share of New Products' and country-level economic growth metrics.
• Model exporter survival and product diversification using the 'Mean' indicator across different country-years.
• Benchmark product innovation intensity among 'Surviving Entrants' in different geographic regions.
• Study the lifecycle of exporters by tracking the contribution of new products to their 'Total Export Value (TEV)' over time.

Strengths

• Derived from detailed exporter-level customs transaction data.
• Provides a standardized, aggregated indicator for cross-country comparison.

Limitations

• Specific row count, time range, and geographic coverage are unknown.
• Underlying firm-level transaction data is not directly accessible, limiting granular analysis.
• Indicator definition and calculation methodology may require careful review for precise interpretation.

Provenance

Source

World Bank Exporter Dynamics Database.

Collection Method

Aggregated from customs-level export transaction records.

Geography

Country-level coverage, specific countries unknown.